Canada · FOOD AND DRINK TOURS IN TORONTO
The 7 best food and drink tours in Toronto you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Taste six global dishes, hear Toronto stories, and explore Kensington Market on a small-group food tour with skip-the-line access.
“Jessica was an amazing tour guide! She had a lot of fun facts and was very knowledgeable about the area, food and the restaurants that we went to.”
Taste Toronto classics at St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District on a three-hour food walk with six generous tastings.
“Great variety of food to try and Paris our guide was very knowledgeable about the city. Would definitely recommend it.”
Taste Toronto’s world flavors on a small-group Kensington Market food tour with seven stops, local stories, and a filling lunch.
“Wonderful experience with Odile! Plenty of delicious food and fun facts as we walked through the vibrant Kensington Market!”
Review of Toronto’s Niagara Falls bus tour with maple tasting, Whirlpool, Niagara-on-the-Lake, WiFi, guide, and optional boat cruise.
“Excellent day trip. Stops in addition to Niagara Falls were excellent and we wouldn’t have found them on our own.”
Explore Toronto’s beer culture, historic pubs, St. Lawrence Market, and the Distillery District on a three-hour small-group walk.
“Amazing guide! We've lived near Toronto for 30 years and were still learning lots, would recommend!!”
Taste six or more world cuisines in Toronto’s Kensington Market, with generous samples, local stories, and vegetarian options in a small group.
“William was a great tour guide, loved the food options and history during the tour. A great experience.”
Review of Toronto’s Niagara winery tour, with tastings, scenic stops, hotel pickup, lunch options, timing tips, and honest value advice.
“The actual visits to the wineries were great. our driver was just that, the was no explanation or commentary during the wine tour portion. Also, the schedule that the driver had rushed us through the day, leaving little time for lunch, and the got us to the meet-up point for the bus back to TO about 30 minutes early.”
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